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Why Indian Students Opt For Finland Despite Proposed Hike In Tuition Fees
Study Abroad: Finnish universities are well-resourced and feature top-notch facilities, guaranteeing high-quality education.
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'Education Not Business To Earn Profit': Supreme Court Quashes Andhra Pradesh's Move To Hike MBBS Fees
Education is not a business to earn profit and tuition fees shall always be affordable, the Supreme Court has said while upholding the Andhra Pradesh High Court order quashing the state government's decision.
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Telangana Government Fixes BE, BTech Fees; Asks Institutions Not To Charge Capitation Fee
The Telangana government has fixed an extra amount of Rs 3,000 per annum from students over and above the tuition fee for professional courses.
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Uttarakhand Government Orders Private Schools To Not Hike Fees
The order said students cannot be struck off the rolls in case of any delay in payment of tuition fee. The directions were issued in compliance with an Uttarakhand High Court order.
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Punjab Schools Offering Online Education To Charge Only Tuition Fee
Students in Punjab will pay only tuition fee to the schools for the lockdown period.
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No Tuition Fee Hike In IITs, IIITs For Upcoming Academic Year: Education Minister
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) will not increase the tuition fee for any course for academic year 2020-21, HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal "Nishank" said here on Sunday.
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Education Minister Urges Schools Not To Hike Fees
Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' has urged schools nationwide to not hike annual fees and not charge three months' tuition fees together.
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Schools Can't Hike Fee, Charge For 3 Months At A Time: Delhi Government
Private schools in the national capital will not be allowed to increase fees during the coronavirus lockdown without government approval and only the tuition fee can be charged till the time schools reopen, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia announced today.
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AIIMS Resident Doctors Association Warns Against Tuition Fee Hike
The Resident Doctors Association (RDA) of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Wednesday warned the institute's administration against hiking the tuition fee and raising user charges for patients.
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AIIMS RDA Opposes Proposal To Review Students Tuition Fees, Patients' User Charges
AIIMS RDA opposed the proposal, saying it strongly supports quality and affordable education for all sections of the society.
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TISS Students To Protest Fee Hike, Aid Withdrawal Across All Campuses From Today
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences Students' Union has announced a strike across all campuses of the institute from today against the administration demanding tuition, dining hall and hostel fees from scholarship students.
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Delhi Government Simplifies Process For Parents To File For Audit Of School Accounts, Determination Of Fee
In an exemplary move, the Delhi Government has made it easy for parents to file for audit of school accounts and determination of fee. The process has been made simpler and now the grievance of the parent will be addressed within 90 days of filing for the audit.
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Delhi High Court Directs Private Schools To Refund Excess Tuition Fee Charged In 14 Days
The Delhi High Court today directed private schools which have failed to refund the excess fee charged by them despite a government order, to deposit 75 per cent of the principal amount within 14 days to avoid any coercive action.
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IIT Council To Review 122 Per Cent Fee Hike Introduced By MHRD
IIT Council will meet in Mumbai on April 28 to review the decision taken by MHRD for increasing the tuition fee. The apex bodies of all the IITs would meet to take a decision about the 122 per cent hike in tuition fee and awarding financial concessions to special category students taken by MHRD when it was led by Smriti Irani.
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Supreme Court Setback For Private Schools In Delhi: Mandatory To Seek Government Approval Before Fee Hike
The Supreme Court today upheld a Delhi high court verdict that made it mandatory for private unaided schools, built on Delhi Development Authority land, to seek permission of the Delhi government before hiking tuition fees, even if the fee hike is done in the middle of the year.
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Why Indian Students Opt For Finland Despite Proposed Hike In Tuition Fees
Study Abroad: Finnish universities are well-resourced and feature top-notch facilities, guaranteeing high-quality education.
-
'Education Not Business To Earn Profit': Supreme Court Quashes Andhra Pradesh's Move To Hike MBBS Fees
Education is not a business to earn profit and tuition fees shall always be affordable, the Supreme Court has said while upholding the Andhra Pradesh High Court order quashing the state government's decision.
-
Telangana Government Fixes BE, BTech Fees; Asks Institutions Not To Charge Capitation Fee
The Telangana government has fixed an extra amount of Rs 3,000 per annum from students over and above the tuition fee for professional courses.
-
Uttarakhand Government Orders Private Schools To Not Hike Fees
The order said students cannot be struck off the rolls in case of any delay in payment of tuition fee. The directions were issued in compliance with an Uttarakhand High Court order.
-
Punjab Schools Offering Online Education To Charge Only Tuition Fee
Students in Punjab will pay only tuition fee to the schools for the lockdown period.
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No Tuition Fee Hike In IITs, IIITs For Upcoming Academic Year: Education Minister
The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) will not increase the tuition fee for any course for academic year 2020-21, HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal "Nishank" said here on Sunday.
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Education Minister Urges Schools Not To Hike Fees
Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' has urged schools nationwide to not hike annual fees and not charge three months' tuition fees together.
-
Schools Can't Hike Fee, Charge For 3 Months At A Time: Delhi Government
Private schools in the national capital will not be allowed to increase fees during the coronavirus lockdown without government approval and only the tuition fee can be charged till the time schools reopen, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia announced today.
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AIIMS Resident Doctors Association Warns Against Tuition Fee Hike
The Resident Doctors Association (RDA) of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Wednesday warned the institute's administration against hiking the tuition fee and raising user charges for patients.
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AIIMS RDA Opposes Proposal To Review Students Tuition Fees, Patients' User Charges
AIIMS RDA opposed the proposal, saying it strongly supports quality and affordable education for all sections of the society.
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TISS Students To Protest Fee Hike, Aid Withdrawal Across All Campuses From Today
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences Students' Union has announced a strike across all campuses of the institute from today against the administration demanding tuition, dining hall and hostel fees from scholarship students.
-
Delhi Government Simplifies Process For Parents To File For Audit Of School Accounts, Determination Of Fee
In an exemplary move, the Delhi Government has made it easy for parents to file for audit of school accounts and determination of fee. The process has been made simpler and now the grievance of the parent will be addressed within 90 days of filing for the audit.
-
Delhi High Court Directs Private Schools To Refund Excess Tuition Fee Charged In 14 Days
The Delhi High Court today directed private schools which have failed to refund the excess fee charged by them despite a government order, to deposit 75 per cent of the principal amount within 14 days to avoid any coercive action.
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IIT Council To Review 122 Per Cent Fee Hike Introduced By MHRD
IIT Council will meet in Mumbai on April 28 to review the decision taken by MHRD for increasing the tuition fee. The apex bodies of all the IITs would meet to take a decision about the 122 per cent hike in tuition fee and awarding financial concessions to special category students taken by MHRD when it was led by Smriti Irani.
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Supreme Court Setback For Private Schools In Delhi: Mandatory To Seek Government Approval Before Fee Hike
The Supreme Court today upheld a Delhi high court verdict that made it mandatory for private unaided schools, built on Delhi Development Authority land, to seek permission of the Delhi government before hiking tuition fees, even if the fee hike is done in the middle of the year.
